Denton County is expected to experience high temperatures and heat indexes over 100 degrees. This hot weather is likely to continue throughout the week. Meteorologists forecast that triple digit temperatures will persist in the area.
The heat indexes will also remain high, adding to the overall heat. Further information on the forecast can be found in the Denton Record-Chronicle. Details on the expected duration and severity of the heat are available from this source.
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